The Garmin struggles to pick up the GPS signal. It’s always a bit of a hassle: you’re there, ready for your workout, feeling rushed because your break time is ticking away, but it just won’t lock onto the satellites. Still, it’s a good chance to do some stretching and enjoy the music playing through your […]
It’s cold. It’s not as much as I thought, but it’s still noticeable. It’s also the result of the constant wind. However, the rigid temperature cannot halt the flow of thoughts that began with me at the path’s entry. Every step on the frozen snow resonates sharp, like the blows my mind takes to the
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No, this article is not a review of a photography backpack. The term “baggage” is here intended in a broader and metaphorical sense and refers to the quantity (and quality) of the photographer’s life experience. Therefore I would like to avoid writing about the “technical” baggage, considering this a different, albeit related, topic; I’d rather
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The concept of time, strictly linked to the human condition, shows itself in a complex and multifaceted way. Photography, with its ability to capture fleeting moments and fix unique moments, becomes a tool that allows to explore it in all its nuances; it is an art that can freeze the flow of time and shape
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Nature teaches us that growth and transformation require time and patience. Just like a tree reaching for the sky, to be focused on your goals brings you to watch them slowly but surely come to fruition. Indeed photographing nature requires patience, skill, and dedication. It also requires focus. As with any other art form, staying
I think it has happened to everyone, at least once in their life, to read or hear that the mountain “teaches”, that the mountain is a “teacher of life”. With their austerity peaks and summits instill fear and awe, inspiring challenges and adventures. Remote woods and impervious valleys suggest profound reflections with their sounds, their
When facing a work of art, even after having deeply inspected its meanings and messages, we not always wonder about the creative process behind its creation. I am not referring to the execution techniques, although important, but rather to the material and unconscious path that it hides; to the experience from which the work originates
“The beauty of the images and the peace of the silent representation dragged me into the great sea of feeling without understanding and explaining” – Massimo Fagioli (The butterfly’s dream, brochure, Official selection Cannes, 1994) I find this premise fundamental to understand a certain approach to photography, especially the naturalistic one, which is not only
